Chime accuses Nwodo of foisting immoral dictatorship
Governor Sullivan Chime of Enugu State has accused the national chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Dr. Okwesileze Nwodo of foisting an immoral dictatorship on the party saying the crisis in the State chapter arose from Nwodo’s insistence on sacking the ward officers who gave him the waiver to be readmitted into the party.
Iroha, Agu to assist Siasia
Former Super Eagles stars, Ben Iroha and Alloy Agu, have been earmarked as assistants to Super Eagles’s new coach, Samson Siasia, and his Surinamese Dutch assistant, Simon Kalika by the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF).
Nigeria beyond handing over school to mission
The school Administrator, Holy Child College, Ikoyi, Rev. Sr. Sophia Onuoha has said that only the combine efforts of the government, mission and private ownership of schools can lead to healthy competition which will eventually bring out the best in our students adding that the country has developed beyond the level of handing over the entire school system to mission.
FG hails Labour for shelving strike
THE Federal Government has expressed appreciation to the organised labour for suspending the ongoing three days warning strike over national minimum wage.
Report of forensic audit of Nigerian Stock Exchange
The Securities and Exchange Commission (hereinafter referred to as “SEC”) received allegation which suggest that the affairs of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (hereinafter referred to as “NSE” or “the Exchange”) may have been managed in a manner that is detrimental to the interest of the investing public.
Fadahunsi decries high turnover of Customs management
A retired Assistant Comptroller-General of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) Mr. Adenigba Fadahunsi has decried the frequent changes of managements of the Nigeria Customs Service, a development he said could stall the performance of the service.
NIMASA links up with Customs ASYCUDA to boost revenue base
THE Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) has linked its computer system to the Automated System for Customs Data (ASYCUDA) with a view to monitoring the movement of petroleum products and collecting the 2% Cabotage levy.
Less than 1% of Nigerian populace has insurance
It has been revealed that less than one percent of Nigerians make use of insurance services in spite of the passage of the Local Content Act.
UNIDO spends N6.118bn on 181 industrial projects in Nigeria
The United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) has expended $40,791,198 (about N6.118 billion), on 181 industrial projects in Nigeria over the past two decades.
SA Insurance posts N3.3bn gross premium in 2009
SA Insurance has announced a gross premium of N3.3 billion for the year ended 31 December, 2009, indicating an increase of N300 million or 10 percent over the N3 billion posted in 2008.
Nigeria has highest child mortality rate, says medical expert
NIGERIA has the highest child mortality rate in Africa as it has been scientifically confirmed that no fewer than 90,000 children die yearly through pneumonia related disease.
